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TUCSON DRESSAGE CLUB
Tucson, AZ · EIN 860321801 · Form 990EZ · FY2022 · Micro (<$100K) · tucsondressageclub.org
revenue
$59K
expenses
$58K
net assets
$77K
employees
—
mission · from form 990

Education

profile · synthesized from sources

Tucson Dressage Club promotes the sport of dressage in southeastern Arizona through competitions, education, and community engagement. The organization hosts recognized and schooling shows, offers year-end awards for riders and horses across multiple divisions, and provides educational events on equine care and training. Founded in 1975, it operates as a nonprofit membership organization serving equestrians in the region.

named programs · 4 · from sources

what they call their work

Education Events
Hosts educational seminars featuring equine professionals on topics such as sports medicine, acupuncture, and chiropractic care for horses
Recognized Show Awards
Year-end awards for horse/rider combinations competing in USEF/USDF recognized shows at Training through FEI levels across divisions including Open, Adult Amateur, Junior, Young Rider, and Para-Equestrian
Schooling Show Awards
Year-end awards for horse/rider combinations in TDC-recognized schooling shows from Introductory through FEI levels, including Rookie, Vintage, and Western divisions
Volunteer Program
Members fulfill 6-hour annual volunteer requirement through event assistance, facility hosting, newsletter contributions, or paid sponsorship ($10 = 1 hour)
activities · 4 groups

what they do

  • Equestrian Competition Organization 8 activities
    • Organizing Dressage Competitions
      Organizes three to five USEF/USDF recognized equestrian shows annually, as well as schooling shows, to provide competitive opportunities for dressage enthusiasts.
    • Organizing Dressage Competitions
      Organizes three to five USEF/USDF recognized equestrian shows annually, along with schooling shows, to provide competitive opportunities for dressage riders.
    • Organizing Dressage Competitions
      Organizes three to five USEF/USDF recognized equestrian shows annually and hosts schooling shows, with awards calculated based on scores earned throughout the membership year.
    • Organizing Dressage Competitions
      Organizes three to five USEF/USDF recognized equestrian shows annually, along with schooling shows, to provide competitive opportunities for dressage enthusiasts.
    • Providing Dressage Education and Clinics
      Conducts educational seminars and clinics for members and the public, including events with Grand Prix riders, FEI trainers, and Olympic medalists, to promote and advance knowledge in dressage. This includes an ongoing program called Dressage University where members earn credits and degrees.
    • Providing Dressage Education and Clinics
      Conducts educational seminars and clinics for members and the public, featuring local experts, Grand Prix riders, and Olympic medalists, to promote and advance dressage knowledge and skills. This includes an ongoing "Dressage University" program.
    • Providing Dressage Education and Clinics
      Conducts educational seminars and clinics for members and the public, featuring local experts, Grand Prix riders, FEI trainers, and Olympic medalists, to promote and advance dressage knowledge and skills. This includes an ongoing "Dressage University" program where members earn credits and degrees.
    • Providing Dressage Education and Clinics
      Conducts educational seminars and clinics for members and the public, including an ongoing "Dressage University" program, featuring local experts, Grand Prix riders, FEI trainers, and Olympic medalists.
  • Specialized Membership Clubs with Tiered Benefits 4 activities
    • Offering Membership Programs
      Offers individual and family memberships for a one-year subscription period, requiring members to complete a minimum of 6 volunteer/service hours per membership year.
    • Offering Membership Services
      Offers individual and family memberships for a one-year subscription period, providing access to club activities and benefits. Members are required to complete a minimum of 6 volunteer/service hours per membership year.
    • Offering Membership and Volunteer Opportunities
      Offers individual and family memberships to dressage enthusiasts, with a current membership of 197 individuals. Members are required to complete a minimum of 6 volunteer/service hours per membership year, which can be fulfilled through various activities supporting the organization's operations.
    • Offering Memberships
      Offers individual and family memberships for a one-year subscription period, providing access to club activities and benefits to its 197 dressage enthusiast members.
  • Equine Competition Awards & Recognition 3 activities
    • Operating a Year-End Awards Program
      Operates a Year-End Awards Program for members participating in USDF/USEF-recognized shows and schooling shows, calculating awards based on scores earned throughout the membership year and presenting them at an annual banquet.
    • Operating a Year-End Awards Program
      Operates a Year-End Awards Program for USDF/USEF-recognized shows and schooling shows, calculating awards based on scores earned during the membership year (December 1st through November 30th) and presenting them at an annual banquet. Awards are tabulated separately for recognized and schooling shows, with specific criteria for score counting at different levels.
    • Operating a Year-End Awards Program
      Operates a Year-End Awards Program for USDF/USEF-recognized shows and schooling shows, calculating awards based on scores earned during the membership year (December 1st through November 30th) and presenting them at an annual banquet. Awards are tabulated separately for recognized and schooling shows, with specific criteria for different levels and divisions.
  • Uncategorized 1 activity
    • Volunteer Engagement Program
      Requires members to complete a minimum of 6 volunteer/service hours per membership year, which can be fulfilled through various activities such as volunteering at events, paid sponsorship, or serving on committees.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$59K
Contributions & grants$2650%
Program service revenue$53K89%
Investment income$1520%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$58K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
balance sheet
Total assets$77K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$77K
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue -12.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

board members · 7
  • Barb Wise — Board Member
  • Casi Majeski — Board Member
  • Karen Spencer — Board Member
  • Kathleen Gale — Board Member
  • Marcy Blacker — Board Member
  • Pam Farthing — Board Member
  • Patty Novakowski — Board Member
relationships · 19

who they work with

  • Arizona Dressage Association Partner — Eligible events for recognized show awards are hosted by Arizona GMOs, including the Arizona Dressage Association.
  • Arizona Dressage Association Partner — Sponsored a webinar
  • Ashleigh Luca Dressage Funder — Sponsored classes for the Fall Festival & State Championship
  • Brianna Shelley Equestrian Funder — Sponsored Championship Classes for the Fall Festival & State Championship
  • Circle D Ranch Funder — Sponsored the Competitor Dinner for the Fall Festival & State Championship
  • Circle D Ranch Partner — Venue for a dressage clinic.
  • Expand Health Research Funder — Sponsored the Fall Festival & State Championship as a Bronze Sponsor
  • Jen Jones Equine Bodywork Funder — Sponsored classes for the Fall Festival & State Championship
  • Laura Ashley Killian Partner — Grand Prix rider, FEI trainer, and USDF Gold, Silver & Bronze medalist who led a dressage clinic.
  • Markel Insurance Funder — Sponsored Championship Classes for the Fall Festival & State Championship
  • Region 5 Partner — Sponsored a webinar
  • Sharpe Consulting Funder — Sponsored Championship Classes for the Fall Festival & State Championship
  • US Equestrian Federation Partner — Co-sponsors and sanctions recognized equestrian shows annually.
  • USDF Partner — Puts on and recognizes shows in conjunction with USDF standards.
  • USEF Partner — Puts on and recognizes shows in conjunction with USEF standards.
  • United States Dressage Federation Partner — Co-sponsors and sanctions recognized equestrian shows and provides GMO membership benefits to TDC members.
  • University of Arizona Partner — Hosted an educational event at UA's AMEC facility.
  • Valori Institute of Massage Funder — Sponsored the Fall Festival & State Championship as a Bronze Sponsor
  • Willow Woods Funder — Sponsored classes for the Fall Festival & State Championship